The drill did make a clicking/clacking sound, but I had the torque all the way up, It's a pretty cheap cordless, so it doesn't work all that well.

In response to the other posting...Use your warranty as long as possible, no sense in paying for anything if they'll replace it for free. You can always go with the Siemens motor when the warranty is up.

 

Are you sure you didn't have it all the way down instead? If it wasn't strong enough, it just wouldn't turn instead of clicking/clacking. One of the settings should be direct-drive instead of a torque setting (or at least a high enough torque setting not to click/clack).